A review by mattwhitby
An Analysis of Immanuel Kant's Religion Within the Boundaries of Mere Reason by Ian Jackson

3.0

It would seem, thus far, that all Macat books are chock full of an almost unacceptable amount of repetition. Whilst not as bad as the Wittgenstein one, there's still a low signal to noise ratio in this. My takeaway, I guess, is: A separation of god from the church, that statements regarding god are unknowable, yet a belief in god is necessary for a moral framework.